CFTC Chairman Mike Selig is moving forward with crypto rules despite Congress's inaction. See what the agency can do and what ...

The Build America Caucus is proposing a wide-ranging policy framework that lawmakers hope can be used as a blueprint ...

About 11,000 Washington residents lost Medicaid coverage this month because of changes Congress approved last year, with many more expected to lose health insurance in the coming months. The big ...

For more than 60 years, America’s response to global climate change has been like a hot potato passed from the presidency to ...

Under Section 24220 of the 2021 infrastructure law, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration owed Congress a final rule on drunk-driving prevention technology in new cars by Nov. 15, 2024.

Automakers will be required to achieve an average fuel efficiency of 34.9 mpg for new cars and light trucks in model year 2031. That’s far below the standard of 50.4 mpg set by Biden.

Happy Thursday, and welcome to the Health Brief newsletter. Hope your week is going well — we’re almost done! As a treat, read this story in the New York Times about the bricks of cocaine that keep ...

Supporters say current federal requirements don't reflect the health monitoring already in place for elite international ...

Jalisco’s competitiveness ranking falls to sixth as scooter rules change and SIAPA’s director faces pressure to appear before ...

The CARS Act now prohibits sellers from misrepresenting the total cost of a vehicle and blocks them from charging you for ...

The NCAA is finally starting to loosen its grip on some of the rules that have made the CFB world unnecessarily complicated. The Division I Cabinet introduced a package of proposals designed to push ...